2023 Corruption Perpetrator Professions: Mostly Echelon Officials

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Cindy Mutia Annur 07/03/2024 13:27 WIB

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According to the KPK report, the majority of corruption perpetrators in Indonesia in 2023 were from the ranks of echelon officials in government institutions.

Number of Corruption Crimes Based on the Perpetrator's Position/Profession (2023)

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Number of Corruption Crimes Based on the Perpetrator's Position/Profession (2023)

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According to a report by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), in 2023, the perpetrators of corruption in Indonesia most frequently came from the ranks of echelon officials.

Echelons refer to structural positions within the civil service (PNS).

Throughout 2023, there were 61 corruption cases involving perpetrators holding echelon I/II/III/IV ranks. This represents 37.89% of the total number of corruption cases handled by the KPK last year.

The next largest group of corruption perpetrators were private sector employees, with 57 cases.

There were also 8 cases involving mayors/regents/their deputies, 4 cases involving heads of ministries/institutions (K/L), 4 cases involving ambassadors, and 2 cases each involving judges, lawyers, governors, and prosecutors.

Furthermore, there was 1 corruption case involving a member of the DPR/DPRD (House of Representatives/Regional People's Representative Council), and 22 cases involving other positions or professions.

In 2023, the KPK did not record any corruption cases involving commissioners, police officers, or corporations.

The most frequent type of corruption case handled by the KPK in 2023 was bribery or gratification, with 85 cases, followed by corruption in procurement of goods and services with 62 cases.

Other cases included money laundering (TPPU) with 8 cases, corruption in licensing with 3 cases, obstruction of the investigation process with 2 cases, and extortion with 1 case.

There were no corruption cases related to the misuse of funds handled by the KPK last year.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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